Nakabuang Beach

Nakabuang Beach, also known as Morong Beach, is a white-sand beach on the southwest coast of Sabtang Island in Batanes, Philippines. It is known for its natural rock arch formation that frames the coastline and views of the Pacific Ocean. The beach features fine sand, clear waters and surrounding hills, making it a central stop on Sabtang Island tours and a representative coastal landscape of the province.

Visitors can expect a curved stretch of white to light beige sand bordered by grassy hills and cliffs on Sabtang Island's southwest coast. The main feature is a large natural rock arch standing near the shoreline, often photographed with the ocean behind it. The area is open and exposed with clear water, views of nearby islets, and space for walking along the shore, sightseeing and photography. Small cottages and open areas are available for resting.

The beach is part of the Ivatan cultural landscape of Sabtang Island, where coastal areas support traditional fishing and community life. It is included in standard cultural and eco-tourism circuits that showcase Ivatan villages, stone houses and island livelihoods.